Poetry

Hickory tree vision

by Hannah VanderHart

Home

by Sarah Rossiter

A psalmist on his one hundredth birthday

by Jill Peláez Baumgaertner

After the storm

by Bonnie Thurston

Advice for a young artist

by Greg Huteson

Possession

by Jeanne Murray Walker

En plein air, September

by Charles Hughes

Geese

by Terri Kirby Erickson

Bats in the attic

by Stephen B. Chapman

a pillar of salt

by Emily Rose Proctor

Palimpsest

by Sarah Rossiter

Fireflies

by James Crews

Brushed by sin, tempted by salvation

by Susan Groff Johnston

Ritual

by Jeanne Murray Walker

To the Quaker statue in Fairmount Park

by Angela Bilger

Where color is spare

by Luci Shaw

A matins

by Peter Cooley

a poem for my sons when they yell at God

by Jacob Stratman

Gray distances

by Suzanne Underwood Rhodes

Determinism on a summer morning in the Midwest

There’s no such thing as free will and that’s bad, or so says / Stephen Cave in The Atlantic.

by Jeff Gundy